| Modern journal writer with no experience? | 41 |
| Online journal's latest young participants? | 47 |
| 60's-70's political movement | 36 |
| It may be unlocked in some video games | 38 |
| "What Kind of Fool Am I" singer | 41 |
| Studio that produced the Austin Powers movies | 45 |
| "Lord of the Rings" studio | 36 |
| "Glengarry Glen Ross" film studio | 43 |
| Ohio community named for a Connecticut town | 43 |
| One who recently changed his or her name, perhaps | 49 |
| Bob Eubanks' show (with "The") | 44 |
| Actor–U.S. composer–President | 43 |
| Teaching method based on set theory | 35 |
| Teaching approach based on set theory | 37 |
| Set of teaching practices introduced in the 1960s | 49 |
| School subject since the 1950's | 35 |
| Number theory and abstract algebra, e.g. | 40 |
| Educational innovation of the 1960's | 40 |
| '60s elementary-school innovation | 37 |
| Person starting from scratch, self-descriptively | 48 |
| One taking on good habits, self-reflexively | 43 |
| "A Brand ___" (Dusty Springfield song) | 48 |
| Superhero comic featuring Emma Frost and Cyclops | 48 |
| Los Alamos National Laboratory locale | 37 |
| What innovators "cast" | 32 |
| Dark phase of Earth's satellite | 35 |
| Soldier's reassignment papers | 33 |
| Webster's lexicon first published in 1951 | 45 |
| ___ Cliff Walk (Rhode Island attraction) | 40 |
| A place that sounds like a daily paper | 38 |
| Cities in R.I. and the Isle of Wight | 36 |
| ___.com (e-mail address for updates) | 36 |
| Area a reporter is responsible for covering | 43 |
| "Extra! Extra!" shouter | 33 |
| ''Extra, extra!'' shouters | 42 |
| Reason to "interrupt this program" | 44 |
| Legal filing on behalf of Reuters? | 34 |
| They're seen in many cities at noon | 39 |
| Headquarters on the Thames embankment | 37 |
| They're often seen at scenes of crimes | 42 |
| Washington attraction with a punny name | 39 |
| What "The Schnozzola Gazette" contains? | 49 |
| It may be good or bad to make them | 34 |
| What Imelda wants for her birthday? | 35 |
| Italian food ordered by an eager reporter | 41 |
| Fresh sign of drag racing in a little city? | 43 |
| Publications from special groups | 32 |
| "Court of public opinion" venues | 42 |
| Where you might find this puzzle's theme | 44 |
| Benjamin Bradlee, during the Watergate era | 42 |
| Times addition and subtraction expert? | 38 |
| Where very big shows get advertised | 35 |
| "1984" fictional language | 35 |
| Forest product, or the result of a second wind | 46 |
| Source of much Military Channel material | 40 |
| "The March of Time" output | 36 |
| Firm commitment made by the press? | 34 |
| Show with Phil Hartman reporting from Brazil? | 45 |
| 'Mary Tyler Moore Show' setting | 39 |
| They're known for breaking things | 37 |
| Group that breaks breaking stories | 34 |
| "It's ___!" (first I've heard) | 48 |
| Magazine launch of 1933 with a hyphen in its name | 49 |
| Insult at the Miss America Pageant? | 35 |
| Gingrich getting large, but organized? | 38 |
| Beverage made by squeezing fruit-filled cookies? | 48 |
| Cabbage dish made with fig cookies? | 35 |
| Undergarment that makes scaly legs look good? | 45 |
| Minnesota town southwest of the Twin Cities | 43 |
| _____, Minn. (1862 Sioux uprising site) | 39 |
| Brides' recounting of their honeymoons? | 43 |
| Classic "shadow government" #1 | 40 |
| Time to begin implementing one's resolutions | 48 |
| It's brought in with parties | 32 |
| It's brought in with many parties | 37 |
| Celebration that typically features a countdown | 47 |
| Tool that keeps champagne glasses from tipping? | 47 |
| Where some millionaires play in pinstripes | 42 |
| Some northern men and women in blue | 35 |
| Place for Manhattanites to drink and dance | 42 |
| Steve or Woody Allen, to start with | 35 |
| Magazine since 1925, with 'The' | 39 |
| Pro football team based in New Jersey | 37 |
| Good name for an Empire City comedy club? | 41 |
| Gear for a Central Park croquet match? | 38 |
| Annual race ending in Central Park | 34 |
| Residents at a Manhattan A.S.P.C.A.? | 36 |
| Noted Danish novelist: 1869–1954 | 39 |
| "The ___ last number will be . . . " | 46 |
| Sign at an auto repair shop (Part 3) | 36 |
| Like Kramer's place, to Seinfeld's | 42 |
| Racecar driver Kurt Busch won it in 2004 | 40 |
| Like many newly unveiled electronics, casually | 46 |
| Like a technology in development | 32 |
| "This register's open" | 36 |
| What an arrow indicates on e-books | 34 |
| Bar offer, and hint to this puzzle's theme | 46 |
| Order to nab a New York newspaper nerd now? | 43 |
| When to get revenge, proverbially | 33 |
| When the villain vows to catch the hero | 39 |